Pretzel rod log cabin

This is basically the only time that decorating is more fun than eating.

This year I wanted to attempt a Log Cabin. I took a basic house pattern, added the ledge in front and Chimney. I used Rod Pretzels. There are tricky

Have you ever noticed that those long pretzel rods kind of look like logs? I did and I couldn't let that little discovery be wasted. Knowing how my son loves building stuff out of LEGOs, Fisher-Price TRIO blocks, etc., I knew that this little construction project would be a big hit. While he was at school I rescued a cardboard box from the recycling bin and cut it into a base, onto which we'd be gluing our logs (aka pretzel rods) to build a "log" cabin. Here are the dimensions I used (click…

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This pretzel log cabin is a fun, no-bake alternative to gingerbread houses and a great Christmas craft to make with your kids.

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Making a Pretzel Log Cabin is a great idea for President’s Day and a fun alternative to Gingerbread Houses at Christmas. They are easy to make with the kids and so much fun. Pretzel Log Cabin This is the most basic of pretzel log cabins. It’s easy to do with the kids, but you could …

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This pretzel log cabin is a fun, no-bake alternative to gingerbread houses and a great Christmas craft to make with your kids.

I found the idea for this pretzel log cabin here - http://www.worthpinning.com/2012/12/decorated-pretzel-cabins.html Building the structure took the most time. Megan and I used a glue gun to hold the pretzels together and a serrated knife to cut the pretzels. t We made the four sides, each the length of one rod. The roof was made in 2 pieces, then extra rods were added underneath the roof to help hold it up. I wish I had taken a photo of this. Then we just glued all the sides and the roof…